Although Janusz Legutko’s name may not sound Jewish, those who know this year’s shul dinner honoree will agree that the choice couldn’t have been more
In a letter to the class of 2024, Columbia University announced that it will be canceling its upcoming commencement ceremony on May 15 due to
Rutgers University, which has been hit with federal investigations over its alleged failure to protect Jewish students, defused a potentially confrontational situation by negotiating the
Just hours after Iran launched hundreds of rockets at Israel, Knesset Member Dan Illouz spoke in West Orange about the attack, and about the challenges
Feelings of connection with a place can develop and grow as time passes by in various ways. Visual forms of expression can evoke in us
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) was one of the locations in the U.S. where anti-Israel protestors gathered on April 15 in an effort to
On Monday, April 8, the Westchester Jewish Council hosted a “Westchester Community Gathering in Solidarity With the Hostages and the People of Israel.” Close to
On April 11, American Friends of Israel Navy SEALs (AFINS) hosted the northeast premiere film screening of “Knock on the Door,” a documentary exploring the
(Courtesy of Yeshivat Noam) The Yeshivat Noam Annual Dinner hosted a packed house with over 700 guests to celebrate the school and raise essential funds
On Sunday May 5, Cong. B’nai Sholom/Fair Lawn Jewish Center will host what is likely the country’s longest running Holocaust commemoration with a very unique
(Courtesy of CIS) On Tuesday, April 9, Congregation Israel of Springfield (CIS) hosted its 49th Annual Gala Dinner at Crystal Plaza in Livingston. Members and
The tables inside Gotham Comedy Club in Manhattan filled in anticipation for a lineup of all-star comedians thanks to the highly popular Comedy for Koby
